Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-25
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 LONDON. June 2l.-When the Mar ouis of SsIisbary and Gladstone entered Westminster Abbey, they were both loudly cheered. Many Lords and Ladies were so anxious to secure tnelr posillons that they came without breaAiA7tlis' The line of route WAS Kept open oy 10000 troops, representing all DrEucheS of the sf rylce, in addition to SIX hundrei Il boys from the naval training ships and many thousand police were on dnty' The particular feature at the Palhce was that the two branches ot the ss'Vice were equally honored. the guards linlng one side of the roadway Ht the Bucking- ham Palace gates, on the other sue tha Blue Jackets Were posted. Toe nrst royal nroeessiou was composed Of Indian Princes and a few minor German filn- eas Pupctually at ll.l5 A. m, the Queen in an open carriage emerged from the palace gates. At the sight or her, thousands of voices were Ii'ed up ID cheers. The Queen did Ioi wear the State robes, but was dressed 10 bla;A. Her carriage was drawn by eiglt ponies. The Prince of Wales, DaSe ot Edin- burgh, Duke of Connaught. the Ciowa Prince Imperisl of Germany, Marquis ot Lorne, her sons-in-laW, end her grand sons, all rode beside tbe queen coaeh as body-guard. Tue Queen, as she lett the Palace, smiled and bowed grac'onsIy to the people. The Queens carriage Wss chocolate colored, the wheels red, and the royal arms in gold emblaZoned upon the panels. A red harness was used Tor the horses, which were Ctherwlse decor atei with royal blue ribbon. All ser, wants wore state lIyeries Of scarlet and gold. The procession slowly m1de IFS WAY until Wellington Arch was reached then the first introduction to the Lon don streets ensued,
 GLOBE, June 20-It is reported that eleven hcst.les passed northwest yes terday afternoon within twelve miles o' Globe. pursued by Lieutenant Johnson s command. It IS surmIsed that they are endesyoring to reach the White Noun tains.
 NArRoSA, Pa, June 20-The eviction of strikers from houses belonging to the Pomca Works commenced to-day, The strikers Ere quiet.
 CORK. June 2l-Some hodsea in this city lllumnaited last evening, m hoR- or the Queen's jubilee. A crowd smash ed some of the lighted windows shout ing "To - with the Queen" and cheer ing for ParDell The police who were pelted with stones, charged and dispers ed the mob.
 CINCINNATI, June 21 The Fidelity National Bank closed this morning. This is the bank the officIals of which have been credited with being heaFily involved in the collapsed ChIcazp wheat desl. Itis understood that the bank examiner has notified the directors tha; the speculative officials would have Co leave. The investigation into the affairs was prompted by one oftEe largest stock holders, but when he demanded sight ot the securities and loan collsterals, two weeks ago, President Harper refused. The government investigation followed and the police are guarding the doors of the bank.
 CoNsTASTIScPLE, June 22-The Rus sian and French ambassadors have ad- dressed K note to the Porte on the sub ject ot the Eyy piian convention. lt F reported tha. thelr communication con tained the threat that war womb ensue should the convention be ratified Henry Drummond Wolf declines (, modify the terms. The convention lat. lication instrument being postponed bs mutual agreement until after the B4can festival. The situation of affairs 2. rather disquietlng.
 LONDON. June 22-The Quesn r0=s early this morning and tOak n drive iI the garden Of Buckingham Palace. sub sequently Her Majesty received guests and then she visited the Duchess o Cambridge. h the afternoon she fe ceiyed the homage of the foreign prince and others. and the presents sent ii commemOrstisn of her jubilee.
 LEAvESwoRTH, Kansas June 21.- Thirteen stores burned here yesterday involving the loss of a quarter of mIl lion dollars. The fire started m furni ture store. where boy csreltss!y iynIteC some varuish.
 CINCINNATI, June 22.-As inc exami nation of the Fidelity National B.nl proceeds. the deficit increases. l. Is nov now common talk that the lIab!itIe will reach the s,upendUuus sum o S6,000 900, while the assets diminish 1T proportion, shoWing a fOregone conclu sion that depositars will get next t' nothing This is general talk, but not off cial and cannot be verified until tt' ararntpar uaEea his r@nort
 PoRr HURON, Mich, June 22.-Thi morning five men boarded the Gr6ut Trunk train at Post Gratrot and hel, up the passengers relieving them O their valusbles. Three men have beeI arrested and more arrests are imminent
 AURORA, \. r., June 22.-The Boar. of Trustees of the Wells Female Colleg ] to-day voted that women should have | representation on the board. and Mis- Helen Smith, lsGy principal. and Mrs | Frances T. Cleveland, an Hlumnus. wer
 chosen trustees.
 WAsHISGIoS, June 22.-The text Q the postal conyentIcn between the [. < snd Mexico. recently ratified by th Mexican government and yesterday ap
 proved by President Cleveland makes complete new departure in our posi6 relations with Mexico. changing, I'm
 proving and extending the facilities aur scope of the service. It provides thH
 articles of every kind admitted to ih
 mails Of our country shall be sdmiite, to the mails of each and exchanged sub ! ject to the regulations of the country O destination to protect the customs rev enues. Everything except letters are t
 be subject to Bn examination. Escl
 country retains all the fees collected O.
 it and consequently there will be D
 postage accounts between the two ccuu | tries.
 CINCINNATI, June 22--The e1amina
 ton of the affairs of the FIdility Bank
 shows nine hundred thousand dollar
 drawn by Wiltshire. Eckert S O., fo
 Chicago wheat deal. without any coliai
 ersl security. Harper claims he honor
 cd the oyerdrsft of Wiltshire for forty
 eight thousand dollars and then follow
 ed with this immense expenditure [
 save that.
 QUEBEC, June 2l-Baudet. Chinic O., hardware merchants. are m tnGn
 cisl difficulties. Their liabilities wi
 probably amount to S4O0,OOO,
 NEW YORK, June 2l-Over four hun dred Chinese laundry employees siruc